Yellow window decals with QR codes will be made available for local stores to help deter thieves.

LAS VEGAS—A shooting inside a Las Vegas gym Friday afternoon left two people dead, including the suspect, and injured at least three others, police said. One person was killed at the Las Vegas Athletic Club on the city’s west side as gunfire erupted, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Undersheriff Andrew Walsh said. Officers shot the suspect,

MAYVILLE, N.Y.—A man who attacked Salman Rushdie with a knife in front of a stunned audience in 2022, leaving the prizewinning author blind in one eye, was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison. Hadi Matar, 27, stood quietly as the judge pronounced the sentence. He did not deny attacking Rushdie, and when he was

ST. LOUIS—At least seven people died and authorities were searching from building to building for people who were trapped or hurt after severe storms including at least one possible tornado swept through Missouri. The storms were part of a severe weather system Friday that caused severe damage in Missouri, spawned tornadoes in Wisconsin, left hundreds

A U.S. district judge’s May 7 ruling ordered that illegal immigrants first be given notice and a chance to seek protection.

The reconciliation budget has hit a rough patch in the House as moderate and conservative Republicans fight for differing priorities.

The administration argued the pandemic-era grants were no longer needed while plaintiff states argued that the cuts were illegal and hurt public health.

In its downgrade decision, Moody’s cites mounting debt and skepticism over deficit reduction.

While federal support may keep some power plants open, natural gas, steel uncertainty, and population decline are the main threats to Monongahela Valley coal.

The Supreme Court makes a decision on the Alien Enemies Act. What does it mean for the Trump administration’s deportation efforts? House Republicans hit a setback in passing President Donald Trump’s massive package on tax and immigration, or what he calls the “big, beautiful bill.” Fiscal hawks want deeper cuts to Medicaid, threatening to derail

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on May 14 laid out the revised budget for the 2025–2026 fiscal year, compensating for a $12 billion deficit. During his speech, Newsom said the state anticipates $16 billion in tax revenue losses largely as a result of President Donald Trump’s policies—including tariffs—which he said are attacking California’s “growth engines” and

House Republicans hit a setback in passing President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” Fiscal hawks are pushing for deeper Medicaid cuts—a move that’s threatening to derail Republican leadership’s self-imposed Memorial Day deadline. Former FBI Director James Comey is under investigation for a controversial social media post. Several officials have condemned the post, saying it appeared